Globalization by the Souths. Chinese-African Relations and International Order

• Main Author: Julien Rajaoson
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: University of Bucharest Publishing House 2014-11-01
• Series: Styles of Communication
• Subjects: centre-local relations; urban and rural development; social policies; social stratification and social groups; migrations
• Online Access: http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/communication/article/view/2535

This study focuses on worldwide governance. It will be related to the Assian approach of international relationships. This approach claiming by the Chinese is closed to the David Miller Nationalist and liberal way of thinking. But it remains very restrictive because it is only based on the liberal economic point of view. We will do a critical study of the principles which are regulating the governances and we will analyse a special sectorial field: the Sino-African relations. These thoughts and statements need to have a sectorial dimension of approaching matters. The management of the different governments can have effects on local realities of people's life and on investments. In thirty years China passed from an emerging country to the second worldwide economically powerful country just behind the United States. Now, they must have an interdependance relationship with the United States. It is very important and necessary to undermine this interdependance relationship in order to understand how its economic strategy has an influence upon the worldwide market. And from this study, we will understand how the Chinese relate to the balance of power they are dealing with.